Swedish singer Bosson, who received a Ukrainian award in Donetsk back in 2008, addresses Russians at Baku festival, promising to 'see them soon'
The Swedish singer Bosson, who gained wide popularity after the release of the song "One in a Million" from the movie Miss Congeniality, addressed Russians at a festival in Baku, Azerbaijan. Moreover, he expressed hope that he would soon be able to meet his fans from Russia.
At the music event, where the artist performed his main track, he was met by Russian journalists. The Swedish singer sang for them once again.
Bosson spoke to his interlocutors in English. However, the Russians commented on the meeting with him as follows, "We caught the artist at a sound check. He was very friendly with the staff and even learned a few words in Russian."
Boson addresses Russians in Baku.
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The Swede, who was once very well-liked in Ukraine, did not feel any inconvenience while talking to the media of the terrorist country.
"Hello, Russia! I'm Bosson, and I hope to come and see you soon," the artist said.
It is not known whether the singer really planned to arrange a meeting with the Russians in the near future. His stance on the war in Ukraine is not yet known.
The singer had a joint track with the traitor Lolita Milyavskaya called "Nebo V Glazah" (Sky in the Eyes), and on October 11, 2008, the Swedish artist participated in the Ukrainian Music Awards festival in Donetsk, where he received the award for "Best European Singer in Ukraine".
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